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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-03-29
Living Witnesses.

Rev. Joseph Langston is we'll
known minister and member of the
South Georgia Conference of the M.
L. Church South, stationed at Brown
wood, Ca, OH the Southwestern rail-
road, and Is esteemed by all who
knew him. lie says:
Gentlemen-I very cheerfully and
gratefully certify to the efficacy of
Swift's Specific in curing me of Sc
we're case of dyspepsia, which had
harrassed me for about two years.
l had il so bad that could not sleep.
Night after night lay awake, unable
to get an hours sleep. My friends
who had known me before had the
dyspepsia hardly recognized the same
man in me when the disease held me
in its highest grip. l may truthful
ly say that | had dyspepsia about as
bad as man could have it, not TO die.
1t was so severe that felt, as / sup
pose other dyspeptics do. as if had
several different fatal diseases, rang
ing from heart disease to consump-
ton. Indeed, one physician stood
me out that one of my lungs was
affected.
After several months of taking S.
S. S. | was cured, and am entirely
well to-day, not having lost single
day this year in my pastoral duties.
This was last year. keep S. S. S. as
a household medicine, and there are
few ailments which, by purifying the
blood, are not benefited, and many
cured, by the use of Swift's Specific.
JOSEPH o. LANesToN.
Treaties on Blood and Skin Di-
seases mailed free. The SWIFT SPE-
GIFIc Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
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GIRLS WHO WENT TO WAR.
Rosalinds in Blue Who staggered
and Doubtless Swore a Bit.

IAN Old Army Surgeon, in Chicago Herald ]
knew a girl who at the beginning
of tho war was so filled with patriot.
ism, and so weighed down by sense
of duty, so carried away by an ad-
venturous impulse, that she followed
the squad of boys who had enlisted
in her neighborhood, and dressing as
boy, enlisted In the company that
was forming In the County town.
Her friends, discovering thelong hair
she had cut from her head aud the
clothing she had thrown of in her
faith sr's barn, gave immediate pur-
suit. AS they were driving into the
city they saw walking along the side
walk, smoking cigar, young fell
low who had the same sort OF face as
the girl they were in pursuit of. They
stopped and accosted the young fell
low, and were treated tosuoh show
er of epithets and such an exhibition
of bravado that they admitted their
mistake, and apologized for IL. An
hour later one of the party found the
same young fellow deathly sick from
smoking the cigar. lie called him
by the girls name, and found that
after all the young fellow who had
done such hard swearing was the
girl they were looking for. She was
taken home, and afterwards entered
the services as a hospital nurse. In
the last year of the war found her
again in mems clothing, crying as on
ly broken hearted woman can cry,
over light-haired man, shot dead in
the charge at Resaca. She cared
nothing then for exposure, and went
home in widows dress.
Another girl, l remember, had a
pleasanter experience. Twas the Ex-
aiming Surgeon at one Of the re-
cruiting camps early in the war, and
on one occasion as | passed down the
line of company formed in open or
der for muster and inspection, l no.
ticed, as the hands were held out,
one set that to my practiced eye be-
longing TO woman. l said nothing
at the time, but after consultation
with the Colonel had the recruit with
the feminine hsnds brought TO head
quarters. The bright-looking soldier
admitted in two minutes that she
was woman, and in two days she
was at home. A year after that /
was at ball In Washington. As l
stood a little aside from the. main
party, wishing that | was in front
with the army, young lady came
toward me, bowed with exaggerated
stiffness, and as she Strengthened up
went through the motion of obeying
the order, "Eyes right" She offered
me her hand and thanked me for
something that she supposed that Il
had done and walked away. She
was pretty enough TO be the belle OF
the occasion, and | saw that she took
considerable delight in my confusion
of mind, all of which l understood
later when learned that she was
my recruit with the lady-like hands.
She aflerward told me that she owed
me debt of gratitude for stepping
in at the right time to break down
her romantic notions.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-03-29

Name has adopted another prohibit
tory law that looks as though 1t might
eflectually prevent the liquor traffic.
Druggists are permitted TO handle
spirits only when compounded with
some drug, and any druggist who SCI
cures a United States internal-reve-
nue. license TO vend spirituous or malt
liquors shall be deemed guilty of SELL
ing in the meaning of the act, and not
only fined for the ofIense, but impris-
oned.' 1t also imposes a heavy penal
ty upon railroads forunloading spirits
except at designated stations where
they are inspected before the owner
can claim his property. 1t Is the
most stringent law that has yet been
enacted in any State.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-03-29

A Georgia judge adopted Solomon's
method of ascertaining the parentagc
Of little negro last week. Asin the
biblical case, a good deal of hard
swearing was done for the possession
of the baby and the judge was at a
loss to know where the truth lay.
Suddenly bethinking himself Of Sol
ONION in ike predieament, he grabh-
ed the baby and reached down into
his girdle and pulled out his bowies
knife and proposed to do the fair
thing by the claimants by slicing the
baby in two. Both claimants, think
ing the judge had right to divide the
baby, rushed frantically up to him,
saying: "Boss, don't kill him. You
may have him." The case was thrown
out Of court.-Ex.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-03-29
Kentucky Slave Marriage.
[cInclnnatI cOmmercIaI. 9 a.ctte.l


In the Christopher Harris bigamy
case, in the Common Pleas County es-
terday, wherein the court was asked
10 instruct the Jury to return a ver-
dict Of not guilty on the ground that
the first marriage, having occurred
in slaver,, was void, Judge Matthews
granted the motion and the desired
verdict was rendered. The law as to
slave marriages in Kentucky, as dis
closed by Judge Matthews, is that
such marriages, 10 matter how SOL
emized, are void unless ratified after
the pair had obtained their freedom.
This was not done by Harris and his
slave wife, although they continued
to live together as husband and wife
for some years after the war.
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THIS GOOD OLD srAND-BY


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The Housewife needs It for generaifamily use.
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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-03-29
Are You Going to Kansas
Missouri, Colorado, Cali
fornia or Any of The
Western StateBl

Ifyou should avail yourself of the
advantages that are now offered by
The Kansas City Route, the only d.
rect route from the South to the
West and Northwest. This line runs
its entire trains, with Pullman Palace
Sleeping Cara and free Reclining
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sas City, saving many hours time
over any other route. If you are CO.
ing you will save money by purchas-
ing your ticekts via Memphis and the
Kansas City Route. Send for large
map Of this Snort Route mailed free.
Address,
j. E. LOCKWOOD,
Kansas City, Mo.
Or, II. ID. ELLIS, Ticket Agent,
81 Madison Street, Memphis, Tenn
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While the booms are in order ii
would be well to boom your business
by placing an advertisement In the
columns Of the SOUTH KENTUoKTAS,
which is read by thousands
twice week. 1t will pay you TO try
our columns. Keeping yourself before
the public constantly is what does
the good.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-03-29

Green's Anti-Bilious and Liver
Compound and Ague Cure never
fails. Guaranteed to cure ague, chills,
biIiousness and malarial fever. Try
1t. Price so cents. For sale by G
Z. Gather.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-03-29

Catarrh can be permanently cured
by Green's Golden Balm. Guaran-
teed. Price so cents. For sale by G.
K. Gather.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-03-29

Green's Electric Oil Liniment, sure
cure for all aches and pains. Never
known to fail. Price % cents. For
sale by G. E. Gather.
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GIVEN no THE Q. W. G. A.

The managers of the dickens Fes-
tival," given Jan. Goth, 1886, for the
benefit of the "Young Mems Chris
tian Association" of Hopkinsville,
Ky, held meeting. at the residence
of Mrs. DIR. G. b. Perry, March 23rd,
1887, in order to dispose of the funds,
fifty. eight dollars and sixty-two cents
($5862), placed in their hands by the
Treasurer of the late Association.
On motion of Miss Emily u. Perry,
seconded by Mrs. Clarence Anderson,
and unanimously carried, that the
surplus fund be donated to the "Chris-
tian Women's Charity Association"
of llopkinsvillc, Ky.
Miss Perry being authorized to
presentin due form the amount of
sos 81 to the above named Associa-
ton, the meeting adjourned.
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Why will you cough? When
Green's Cough Balsam will give I'M
mediate relief. Price so cents. For
sale by G. E. Gather.
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How is your blood? Green's Com
pound Extract of Sarsaparilla, guar
anteed to cure. Price $l.00. For sale
by G.. L. Gather.
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z. N. g. A. Funds.

HoPKINsvILLE, KY, Mar. Z, 'S7.
To Mss Emily b. Perry, Treasurer,
and other ladies scho so kindly add
ed in furnishing the rooms Of Y,
M. c.. A.
In behalf of the late Association i
beg leave to inform you that we place
to-day to your credit, as Treasurer,
the sum of ($5S00) fifty EIGHT dollars,
the amount left us after paying all
Indebtedness, making total amount
to your credit 1882.
We regret exceedingly that the Or
ganization has been driven to this
act of dissolution. Kindly accept this
return as a bequeath in our "last
will and testament" and may its APP
preparation in charitable ways result
in more of good than it has with us.
Again allow us TO thank you most
sincerely for your helping hand and
rest assured that each member OF our
beloved but lamenled Y. M. q. A.
will ever cherish with deepest sense
of gratitude your noble efforts in our
behalf. Yours Respectfully,
Ina T. SAftnrr Traaa
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InvaIids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
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Cheap Club Rates.

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be given the benefit OF the following cheap CLUB
rates with other papers and periodicals.; =.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-08

wykonany rownie artystycz-
ME, lak plerwszy, rowme tel
plerwszemu przyjety.
Ma Zakonczeuie uroczystosci
90. " o Jan k arzqdzll
diva zvwe obrazy: pierwszy
Erzedstawiat alegoryczny obraz
powstan,a q lat 1880 1913
1863; drug, W are, n a
d lej e IN i | o S &; obra-
~ te zrubi}v riezwykfe wra-
lenie, do czeso gra kapeL
K G Il be N a nadzwyczaj SIC
rrzyczy'liia, to tel pubIicz
nose artystow grzmotem O.
klasko wynadgrodz'la.
Chicago, lgo grudnla, 1887.
lgnocy \. -1imgeuste1m
S4krAtarz Obchodu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-08
Sprawy biezace
Warusow PoIouusCw obcho0zqce

Wd77tSOW I'0!O1l1lSOtC U6chO0ZGcc {.
NlERAZ juz pewn'e ely.
tallscie, wlarusy, rozczulaj ace
opowiadania o 2o1nierzach, ry
cerzach, 6torzy ledwle CO sic
ozenili. a luA musicli wyru.
szyc ma wyprawe woienna
Coz podobnego wydarzylo sic
teraz Malstrowi cd Uiorusu.
JUL po raz drugi poargna> on
SIC q Winona, ably podazyc ma
wojne re SIiszem DO Chicago,
ktora ten2e mu W przvddzIen
slubu ]ego, ]akoy, q zazdrCscl,
wytoczyt
Ia wojna a raczej ten zbo-
jecNi najazd re strony krop.-
diary .n;, M."lr wirEszc yr,a-
czenle, )ak moze nleJeden
my sli, Jczeh SIisz przegra, le-
zvli akcyonaryusze hromd1n
przckonaja sic . procesu, ze
ich redaktor lstotmc robl ia
kies tam manipuIacye, to ka-
ryera lego dziennlkarska W
An"rycc prawdopodobnie sic
skoliczy, jak JUL SIC skohczy-
la lego popuIarnost " TEN
nIcScie, Slsz dAslaJ IL akcy-
onaryuszy hropdla najmniej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-08

lawyer katolicf o-koscieIny
pan c q m b e |, ktorzy W jq-
zyku angIelskim wygi"sil1 mo-
wy, wie]biac Polakow.
Chor splewak 6w odspiewal
hymn ,,Boze cos Polske". po-
clem muAyka to samo prze-
gra!a.
Nas'apila NOVA naszego
Wlel Proboszcza Ks. Rodowi-
cza w jezySu polsElim, 20
ltorei 1spiewano 81 dy-
mem pozarow". Potem powie-
dz'e} move W jezyku "ugie!-
skim adw"Sat p. Cambe.l =
l', HE marSz La"giewlcza =
dalcl NOVA burn4lstrxa miasta
Baltimore w .lezyku angiel
skim. Pan bnrmlstr- podnlosl,
2e P~!acy byli i 50 dZielnym
uaroden, szamowanym W ca
fych Ssonach Zjednoczouych,
nAroGem, ktory swych boha
ter@w. jaIl kusciu>zke / Pu
tasNIe.o dnwai ten.u kraipwi,
ably mu dopo'n"gli 1o vyswo-
bohemia s'e 2 pod panoWa
MIA A"g hi. llurzM" oIlIaski.)
I\a. la zagrala raznie mar
sza D4aro %sNIcgo .,Jcs 2cze
Po]ska NE zy,ny]a" ze az
SIC sala trze>la, :; serca VIA
.u~ow SIX" lal; radosci
Il kolei prAemaWi4Ij .jeszc ze
nlektorzy rodacy w jezyNu oj-
czystym, .jak p. |. Rowan,
Story W lmie me>zczes!lw~j
malkl PolsIu. Ma kt1rc wy
baw'ei'le n.amy placo"ac "a
checnl do zgody ln.ioscI
bratuej.
w koncu zabraf CLOS Oh. j.
kowalcwsfi, prezez grupy Hem
rNka DqbrowsIllego, dzieISu
)4c PolaNom Ia llczne zebra
ME ! ulz1al W tel narodowe.j
ur"cz,ystosei. Gorqce sowa
mowcy bodaj wszyslI11ch Po-
lax kow DO lez wzruszy}y.
Oby ten pamletny dz!en
pr1yczyni| sic do tenn scisI"j-
szego pol4czenla mas Polako"
W Baltimore, l2bysmy byl'
wzorem j prz} lSladem rodH-
ISom zamjeszISalym w mn"gich
innych koloniach palsI>r;h W
SIanach Zleduoc1onych.
u mlIem pozdrowieuiem i!a
wsAyylkich wiarusow
FeLr Brzosh'ocsh2i
Marszalek Obchodu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-08
~ Iistopad W Baltimore.
SLanuwua RndakcyO.

SpIcsze podzi4Iic sic Ro-
uakami W calych Stumach Zjed-
noclouych IA, .lak sobie tusze.
wesoIa w'adonos "a. ze my
wiarusy w Baltimore urzadzl-
lsmy lroczysty obchod W 81
rocz:iIce roZpnc2ecla >ie rewo-
lucyi pJl.klel W =. 1880.
" dMIu 20 lstupaia, o 60
dZlne S rana, cd dpr"wIl nasz
W,el ks. ProJoszcz R2dowlc2
nszq sw. zaiobnq wystawlo-
nym NataftIlzlem, rzesiscie o.
swletIonym, rrzy czem cd
spiewano Llbelu me. Wie)ebny
Pasterz powied1ial s..osowuq
do tel uroczystosci przemowe,
a w koEcE odspiewano za1o-
bne Salue reqi1ea.
Wleczoreln, okofo godzlnv
6tel, czIonkowie roznvch
Bractw pols|Sich poczeli sic
schodziG do Hall pod kosclo-
tenn, pc zoryanlzowamu sic,
wychoIzlio kaZie bractwo pod
przewodnlctwem swego mar
szalka W naslepuqcym po-
rzadku:
Gala masa bractw podzielo-
ma by1a IA dwle diwlzye, kto-
rym przewodnl"zvl jako gfo-
why marszalek, Felix's Brzos-
kowski. Dalej kapela orkie-
stry p. profesora H"fmala,
potem s2ll rycerze sw. Wojcle,
cha, przybrani W polsISie uni
formy, choragwiami polskq j
amcrykanska
Nastepule .jechall wspanla~
lynn koczem ks. Proboszcz Ro-
lowicz i trzei prezesowie brac-
cy: FranclsZek Olszewski, pre-.
re, Rycerzy sw. Wojclecho +,
Ludwik Zaborowski, prezes
bractwa sw. Jozefa, i Jak ob
Nowak, prezes Bractwa sw.
Cyryla Metodego.
Ia tym koozem szfo Bract-
wo sw. Jozefa W nowych re
gallach, pod przewodnictwcm
sxego marszaika Antoniego
Lltersklego, dalej Bractwo sw.
Cyryla ! Metodego q marszal-
KEN Franciszkiem Zlarnow
skim, Bractwo sw. kazmierza
4 marszaiiiiem Franclszkiem
Jeziersklm, W koncu grupa
Zwi4zku Narodowego Henryka
Dabrowsklego, pod przewp
dnictwem Jana Kowalewslz,e !
90. PtluG kaz,lr4n br4ct en-
nlesiono pochodnle.
W takim porzadku wyszlis
my godzinie I z hall, y kcs,
ciola sw. Stauislawa kostkl,
a o godzin'e s stanelISmy W
wielkiej ,Carrol" Hall przy u
hey Baltlmorskitj, ktor4 cal;s
zapelnlllsmy.
Ia chwlle zaszczycil mas swq
osoba burmlstrz miasta pan
l. a t + o b, takae adwokat
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-08

pamiatki powstania Listopadowegc
w Chicago.

Njeczesto zdarzalo sic w
Chicago, azeby .jaklkolwiek OBJ
chod taIS4 Liecierpliwo osclq
byf nczehiwany, laS tegorocz
ny 2oty Llstopad: bo pomimo,
ze ogfoszeuia obchodAie ulc o
tenn ME wspoln'nal,,, to je
dna|<owoi praw kazdy wie-
dziaf, ze Cenzor Zwi41ku ma
obchodzje tym bed4ie obec-
nym, to tea d]ugo .jeszrze
przed rozpoczeciem obrhpdu,
sala byls. Zapelniona. krGtko
po godziI'e 7mrj wlnaszero "a
fy do hall 4 muzykY ia czele
G W rd y a P u / a X e.
go ii O d d zlaf W o /.
p o |, X + u k u s 8 w, 2 nin1i
zas ma sa,nym przedzie sled
miu uczn' szkoly przy kos':ie-
le sw. Trojcy; Z Mich duwo H.
ca ubrany W kosc!uszkoSNi
munour, reszta zus W mundu-
rach u}aisk:ch: oddzialy woJ-
slSowe uslawl;y sic w szpa|er
przez srodeiS hall, czel1aj4c Gem
ZOra.
Pv krotkie.j chw;H powstaie
szner przy wejs.iu, b"nnenda
prezeuty bro,I - muzyka z"-
grala b o 4 G S 2 o ! $ k G,
" TEN .juz wchodzi csm !"
bieli ubrauych dziewic bu-
k:etan,i w reku, po "a nieml
Cenzor Fr. q ry g q e W.
ski, Prezydent SNarbu Naro-
dowego X On ) a II y NJ a
e k q Mllaau&ee, Prezydent
Rzqdu Ccn5ralnego NJ i h a /
. u c ii, eskortowanl przez
Komltet ura4dzajqcy. Skoro
TAX Cenzor .jak i g"scie ma es-
tradz;e miejsce Zajeli, wstapl-
10 wojske, %ltajac straz
honorowa ZIozonq 4 jednej
strony Gwar lzistow z drug ej
z Krakusow.
Skoro publcznos6 miejsca
zajefa, Prrzot. Rqau Ctrl. pc
wvfaf zgromadzonych do po-
rzadku, poczem skresliwszy W
krotkich slow ach eel zeorania,
przeszediszy powody i skutili
powstaniaLlsto padowego, o,przed-
stawil "g6Iowi Cnnzora
II W q 3 X II y q . u o W e.
go P o | 3 k ie go L ran
ci y z k Cry < aszew
s k i e & 0, proszqc 80 zarazem
ma Prezydenta obecnej uro-
czystosci, Cenzor przyjqwszy,
powitat zgromadzonych "
krotkich i serdecznych s}o
wach, poczem powolaf ni2ej
podpisanego ma sekretarza,
Jako wstep do uroczystosci
by1 spiew Hymn do Bogo wy.
kcnany przez po]aczone ch6ry
Towarzystw Hurnaonla i Spie-
aoe1 p'zy ho5ciele slc. 7roycy
pod lyrekcya Oh. A n t. M a l.
lie k.
Mr.. II Nova Oh. Kon-
st n e 6 NJ a e KNOW
ca prleszedf historye powsta-
MIA, wykazuiac sllutki tako-
weg9, przeszedlszy zas na no.
woc5esne uasze stosun-
XII, ma sposob postepowauia z
Polakami rzqdow zaborczych,
nawolywal do zgody .jednos-
ci, zarazen radzli, aaeby i
przy tenn ME zapomnieG, IL
lest koniecznosclq postarac sic,
azeby Polacy zamieszkali W
Ameryce, mogli Ojczyznie lub
tel swe.! bracl, poZostajqcej
DO "a ooeanem, wystawlonej
ma wszellsie szykany ucle-
miezenie wrogow naszych, W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-08

wv >iZelllc nNN cll hOlek, ma
PADDLE .]uz is1rieiarych, W &C.
lu sk1adania malych datek do
jedrvj wspolnej skarbony, kt1-
rel stro2em jest 4 W laze e k
N a I d @ wy p o | $ k j.,
przez co w niedlugim czasie
zbierze SIG inponulacy Aapi-
tai, ktory ehu6 ME do prowa-
dzema wojny ore2em uzyty IN
be Izir, to jednaNowoz mo7e
bye slzyty do wprowadzenia
nas1ycN posluw do par amen
tn, a kazly jel5n Z Mich po-
Ilazawszy sic, bed1ie 2ywr'n
Zapytangem, gdlie jest zHywn-
rantovana Pola&om wolnus6
wyznania jezyl1a, gwa"ancya,
lllorq przodNowle nasl dali: =
ka2dy jeden nich bedAIe
budzil us piemla sunleuie na
szych wrogow bedzie I'M
pr. ypomInai, }ak hanlebn'r so.
be 'ch przodIiowie poatepo-
wai Jak wiernie o;i ioh te
raz leszcze nasi"@uJY.
NJ. Ill S2iew Lzu przez DO
prZeaulo wymieulun" iowa
rzystwa.
Nr. w. Dekla1nacya pauny
Jozefy kur. wlerszyN ul"zony
dla obecuej oIS"Zyl, byl wy
g'oszony leplej, kby tego po
1870 l"tI'ej deklam"torce spo-
dzje"uG SIG nuozna, t" tee pu-
bllcznosc swe uznanie resi-
steml oklaskalnl oNaza1a.
w tel chwill wszedt na sale
Sedz,a PoIoj u o.. M'ch#l l. a
B u y, l<torego Cenzor uatych-
miast do zaJecia niejsca na
estradzie zaprosii.
No. V. Spiew panny WIKI
toryi M.lSit\ nskiej Heur as oh
Futher. - kazdy przyzna ze
ME Jest zadal:iem sekretarza
obchodu spiewy, mowy Tub
deklamacye, wAg'oszone przy
lak'ejkolwiek "roczystos.i ga
mic, W tym jednak przyfadku
zmuszony jestem zrob'c wyja-
tek i wra2enlem mo]em z czy-
telnikaml sic pod2ieliG. A5ebv
czyteInik dostatecznie mogl
osa !ziG! music nadinienic, le
sple waczka Zaledwo trzy ME
s!ace wiecej Jak trzynascje lat
liczy. sIyszac spiew, nie wi
dzqc osoby, lSazdy 10y byf
przekonany, ze spiewa osoba
dorosia nie podlotel1, CLOS
tax silny: przy TEN tax nifty
a co najwlecej, DC spiewaczka
u IN e spiewac;; DO ME byta
to prosta piosnKa tylko, lec2
sp1ew, ktory ma najwiekszym
koncercie oy byf w miejscuy
spiew, do ktorego potrzeba
nauki. Publiczuosc tel uznata
i grzmotem oklaskow to Okla
zaia. A oklaski nie chciafy u.
sta6, al panua NJ i k y n
s k a, chcac ME chcac piesn
te powtorzyc muslala "a co
publicznosc serdecznie podzie.
kowaia.
Mr.. vi. Nova Sedziego po-
koju NJ. La Buy W jezyku
angielskiln.-Mowca W wstepie
do swe) nowy zwrGcil uwage
obecnych Amerykanow Ma po-
wod tego obcbodu, przy czem
wynurzyf s.;e zadowolnienle
ze obchod ten pomimo, 2e u
rzadzenie {egoz znaczne "a SO.
bq koszta pociaga dla publicz
nosci, jest znpefnle wolnym,
dozwalajqc i najbiednieiozemu
wstqp ME wystawiajqc nlko-
go ma upokorzenle, ma jake
iczesto PREY niespodziewanych
skladkach t. p. nleJeden